June 29 — As Nvidia rides a historic wave of AI-driven investor enthusiasm, Nvidia insiders sell over $1 billion worth of company stock in the past year. According to a Financial Times report cited by Reuters, more than $500 million of that was sold just this month.
Nvidia’s stock continues its meteoric rise, recently hitting an all-time high and briefly reclaiming its position as the world’s most valuable company. The rally in chip and tech stocks was fueled by bullish analyst sentiment suggesting Nvidia is poised to ride a “Golden Wave” of AI adoption.
According to SEC filings, CEO Jensen Huang resumed stock sales this week for the first time since last September. The timing aligns with a broader resurgence of the so-called “AI trade,” which is powering a recovery in U.S. markets after months of tariff-related volatility.
Since early April—when tech stocks slumped amid global tariff concerns—Nvidia shares have rebounded by more than 60%. Investor sentiment has improved significantly on hopes of eased U.S. trade policy and accelerating AI infrastructure investment.
Despite the insider activity, Nvidia declined to comment on the Financial Times report, and Reuters was unable to independently verify all details. Still, the scale of the sell-off has sparked fresh discussion on Wall Street about market timing, valuation risks, and whether the AI rally still has room to run or is nearing its peak.
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